XMC1301-T038F0032 AB

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Description:

32-bit Microcontrollers with ARM® Cortex®-M0 with focus on low-cost embedded control applications. XMC1000 is the number one choice for bringing traditional 32-bit designs to the next level, addressing a broad application spectrum from typical 32-bit applications up to digital power conversion and even field-oriented motor control. XMC1300 family can integrate all the control and analog interface functions required for sensor less Field Oriented Control (FOC), brushless (BLDC), brushed DC and PMSM motors.

Summary of Features:

32KB Flash, 16KB RAM

Supply voltage range: 1.8 - 5.5V

8 x 16-bit special purpose timers, dead time generation

Hall Sensor & Encoder I/F

12 channel 12-bit ADC, 2 x parallel sampling

2 channel USIC (configurable to SPI, UART, IIC, IIS)

3 x Comparators

Peripherals Clock: 64 [MHZ]

Temperature Sensor

Pseudo Random Number Gererator

Real Time Clock

Watch Dog Timer

PG-TSSOP-38

Temperature range:-40 - 85°C

Analog comparators with only 3 mv input offset voltage and a propagation delay of 30 ns

Target Applications:

Motor Control (eBike, power tool):

In general XMC1000 microcontrollers can be found controlling, flying or moving around on board many different types of drones and eBikes around the world.

Some functionalities that makes XMC1300 suited to motor control application:

XMC™ microcontrollers help bring this new dimension into traditional LED lighting systems. With their Brightness and Color Control Unit (BCCU), XMC1300 series products offer an industry-unique module for automatically controlling the dimming level and color of multi-channel LED lamps and can also add DALI or DMX communication capability, facilitating advanced single-chip smart lighting solutions.

Automatic exponential dimming and linear intensity changes make brightness or color changes appear smooth and natural to the human eye

Switched mode power supplies:

Power supply designs are subject to ever-increasing requirements. Some of them are fueled by customer demands or industry association guidelines (such as higher power density, communication, modularity or the 80 Plus Titanium efficiency standard).

Some functionalities that makes XMC1300 suited to motor control application:

Professional Free-of-Charge Development Platform for Code Generation

Application oriented code repository merged with graphical system design methods and automatic code generator to guide XMC™ microcontroller user along the entire process – from evaluation-to-production (E2P). XMC™ Lib and DAVE™ generated code can be used with other 3rd party tool chains.

DAVE™ – Free Eclipse based code development platform/IDE offering code repository, graphical system design methods, and automatic code generator to guide XMC™ microcontroller user along the entire process – from evaluation to production (E2P). XMC™ Lib and DAVE™ generated code is tested and released for use with 3rd party tool.

For MATLAB® and Simulink®

The XMC™ Library for Embedded Coder® enables the automatic code generation of your software algorithm optimized for XMC™ MCUs. It provides system and peripheral initialization and a comprehensive set of peripheral library blocks, such as

DAVE™ is a high-productivity development platform for the XMC microcontroller portfolio. DAVE™ to simplify and shorten SW development by offering a SW library which allow efficiently use the innovative application-optimized peripherals, called DAVE™ APPs. DAVE™ APPs are software blocks which can be configured for a wide range of application by using a GUI. The generated code can be used via well documented APIs directly in DAVE™ or can be imported in 3rd party compiler tools.

xSPY is a free and flexible plug-in for DAVE™ to visualize data and to create an interface dashboard to control XMC target applications.

With xSPY and the DAVE™ App DBG002 it is possible to instrument the application software to add trace capabilities and to visualize the trace data on the PC. Vice versa, variables can be modified from a freely definable PC dashboard.

Tutorial that covers how to use xSPY and the DBG002 App to visualized trace data on the PC Note: The tutorial is based on the XMC4000 examples, but it can be used for the XMC1000 only the number of waverforms generated are less.

MatrikonOPC UA Embedded Suite for Microcontroller

In this emerging hyper-connected world, even the smallest devices will be expected to support secure standards-based data connectivity. Selected as the connectivity standard of choice for Industrie 4.0 applications, OPC UA is the single, most important data connectivity standard vendors need to implement in their devices to ensure their products can take part in and compete in the new world.

The MatrikonOPC UA Embedded Software Development Kit (SDK) is the fastest, easiest way to OPC UA enable your Infineon based systems using XMC4000 MCU family. Without having to learn the intricacies of OPC UA and not having to debug OPC UA server implementations, the MatrikonOPC UA Embedded SDK lets you confidently take your OPC UA enabled product to market faster.

For EPSON TFT CTRL ICs, XMC™ microcontrollers and DAVE™ IDE

Professional, discrete and scalable TFT display control solutions

The EPSON Graphics Library/API is a software library designed to enable and simplify the process of displaying graphics and text on a TFT panel by using a general purpose XMC™ microcontroller connected to an EPSON TFT CTRL ICs (S1D13781) in a discrete and scalable system approach like shown below:

Thanks to the free-of-charge library/API for DAVE™ IDE, a comprehensive documentation and a Arduino hardware compatible shield board (S5U13781R01C100), user can easy experience the system performance and benefits that a discrete system approach offers:

The free-of-charge version µC/Probe™ XMC™ is a derivative of µC/Probe™ developed by Micrium® working with XMC™ microcontrollers only. µC/Probe™ XMC™ is a Windows based application that allows you to read and write the memory of XMC™ microcontrollers during run-time in a non-intrusive way and with a graphical dashboard to fine-tune your application.

Generate your own user interface (UI) by dragging and dropping of controls and indicators. No programming is required. Drag and drop the graphic components into place and watch them

Real-time monitoring and instant control of global variables and memory in non-intrusive way

Use µC/Probe™ for XMC™ to extend the capabilities of your debugging software by running both at the same time

As an example, visualize real-time data of time critical control loops in motor control or digital power conversion with an 8 channel digital oscilloscope. The oscilloscope can simply be instrumented with a target code that allows configurations like sample frequency and sample buffer size. The datas are visualized in a GUI running on a PC and enabling sophisticated features like negative/positive, pre/post, single/continuous trigger to exactly capture important real-time data to analyze and optimize the application code.